SpellChecker plugin - Revision history

Alpha at 21:49, 17 March 2012

2012-03-17T21:49:01Z

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	[[Category:Code::Blocks Contrib Plugins]]		[[Category:Code::Blocks Contrib Plugins]]

	{{Infobox_Plugin\|		{{Infobox_Plugin\|
	name = SpellChecker \|		name = SpellChecker \|
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	For example, to check the spelling in bash shell scripts (<tt>*.sh</tt> files), add the line:		For example, to check the spelling in bash shell scripts (<tt>*.sh</tt> files), add the line:
	<~~'''Language''' <span style~~="~~color:MidnightBlue~~"~~>name</span>=<span style~~="~~color:Red~~">~~"Bash"~~<~~/span> <span style~~="~~color:MidnightBlue~~">index~~</span>=<span style~~=~~"color:Red">~~"2,5,6"</~~span~~> ~~'''~~/~~'''~~>
			<source lang="xml" enclose="div">
			<Language name="Bash" index="2,5,6" />
			</source>

Alpha: Grammer; dictionary/thesaurus paths.

2012-01-25T18:15:44Z

Grammer; dictionary/thesaurus paths.

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	I understand on Windows, Firefox and Thunderbird also install compatible dictionary files. These can be found in...		I understand on Windows, Firefox and Thunderbird also install compatible dictionary files. These can be found in...
	'''C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\dictionaries''' or '''C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\dictionaries'''		'''C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\dictionaries''' or '''C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\dictionaries'''.
			In addition, both OpenOffice.org and LibreOffice install dictionary files to
			'''C:\Program Files\''(Open/Libre)''Office\share\extensions\dict-*'''.

	The Google Chrome browser also installs dictionaries, but they are '''.bdic''' format and the Code::Blocks spell checker plugin will not work with them.		The Google Chrome browser also installs dictionaries, but they are '''.bdic''' format and the Code::Blocks spell checker plugin will not work with them.
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	On my Linux system I found thesaurus files already installed in '''/usr/share/myspell/dicts''' and '''/usr/share/mythes'''. Again, don't move the files. Set the spell checker to use the files from their current location.		On my Linux system I found thesaurus files already installed in '''/usr/share/myspell/dicts''' and '''/usr/share/mythes'''. Again, don't move the files. Set the spell checker to use the files from their current location.

			On Windows, if either OpenOffice.org or LibreOffice is installed, they often include thesaurus files in
			'''C:\Program Files\''(Open/Libre)''Office\share\extensions\dict-*'''.

	==Bitmaps (flags)==		==Bitmaps (flags)==
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	Only text with specific styles gets checked (for example only comments and strings). Styles are automatically set by Scintilla (CodeBlocks editing component).		Only text with specific styles gets checked (for example only comments and strings). Styles are automatically set by Scintilla (CodeBlocks editing component).

	The file '''OnlineSpellChecking.xml''' contains a list with indices of the styles to check. The indices differ for different programming-languages so the file contains a list for every programming-language. To add styles, look for the name of the programming-language and the indices in the corresponding [~~https~~:~~//wiki.next.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Creating_a_custom_lexer_for_Code~~:~~:Blocks_editor~~#Lexers ~~'''lexer_XY~~.xml'''] file and add this information to the file OnlineSpellChecking.xml.		The file '''OnlineSpellChecking.xml''' contains a list with indices of the styles to check. The indices differ for different programming-languages so the file contains a list for every programming-language. To add styles, look for the name of the programming-language and the indices in the corresponding '''[[Creating a custom lexer for Code::Blocks editor#Lexers\|lexer_*.xml]]''' file and add this information to the file OnlineSpellChecking.xml.

	For example, to check the spelling in bash shell ~~files~~ (<tt>*.sh</tt>) ~~files~~, add the line:		For example, to check the spelling in bash shell scripts (<tt>*.sh</tt> files), add the line:
	<'''Language''' <span style="color:MidnightBlue">name</span>=<span style="color:Red">"Bash"</span> <span style="color:MidnightBlue">index</span>=<span style="color:Red">"2,5,6"</span> '''/'''>		<'''Language''' <span style="color:MidnightBlue">name</span>=<span style="color:Red">"Bash"</span> <span style="color:MidnightBlue">index</span>=<span style="color:Red">"2,5,6"</span> '''/'''>

Danselmi at 21:55, 19 January 2012

2012-01-19T21:55:45Z

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	=Introduction=		=Introduction=
	A plugin to check the spelling of strings and comments. The spelling gets checked during typing. Additionally a thesaurus is provided. Both may be accessed on-demand by selecting the word in question, then choosing either ''Spelling...'' or ''Thesaurus...'' ~~for~~ the ''Edit'' menu (the operation can be bound to a hot-key via the [[Keyboard Shortcuts plugin]]).		A plugin to check the spelling of strings and comments. The spelling gets checked during typing. Additionally a thesaurus is provided. Both may be accessed on-demand by selecting the word in question, then choosing either ''Spelling...'' or ''Thesaurus...'' from the ''Edit'' menu (the operation can be bound to a hot-key via the [[Keyboard Shortcuts plugin]]). The context menu (right click the word) provides spelling suggestions.

Alpha: Formatting.

2012-01-17T22:25:34Z

Formatting.

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	'''Note''': You can use Macros in the above three path settings, such as		'''Note''': You can use Macros in the above three path settings, such as
	<~~nowiki~~>$(CODEBLOCKS)/share/codeblocks/SpellChecker</~~nowiki~~>.		<code>$(CODEBLOCKS)/share/codeblocks/SpellChecker</code>.
	See [[Variable expansion]] for more details. This is quite convenient if you use portable C::B.		See [[Variable expansion]] for more details. This is quite convenient if you use portable C::B.

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	The file '''OnlineSpellChecking.xml''' contains a list with indices of the styles to check. The indices differ for different programming-languages so the file contains a list for every programming-language. To add styles, look for the name of the programming-language and the indices in the corresponding [https://wiki.next.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Creating_a_custom_lexer_for_Code::Blocks_editor#Lexers '''lexer_XY.xml'''] file and add this information to the file OnlineSpellChecking.xml.		The file '''OnlineSpellChecking.xml''' contains a list with indices of the styles to check. The indices differ for different programming-languages so the file contains a list for every programming-language. To add styles, look for the name of the programming-language and the indices in the corresponding [https://wiki.next.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Creating_a_custom_lexer_for_Code::Blocks_editor#Lexers '''lexer_XY.xml'''] file and add this information to the file OnlineSpellChecking.xml.

	For example, to check the spelling ~~of plain text~~ (<tt>*.~~txt~~</tt>) files, add the line:		For example, to check the spelling in bash shell files (<tt>*.sh</tt>) files, add the line:
	<'''Language''' <span style="color:MidnightBlue">name</span>=<span style="color:Red">"~~Plain text~~"</span> <span style="color:MidnightBlue">index</span>=<span style="color:Red">"0"</span> '''/'''>		<'''Language''' <span style="color:MidnightBlue">name</span>=<span style="color:Red">"Bash"</span> <span style="color:MidnightBlue">index</span>=<span style="color:Red">"2,5,6"</span> '''/'''>

Ollydbg: /* Configuration */ variable expansion in the path setting

2012-01-16T08:33:53Z

Configuration: variable expansion in the path setting

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	'''Path settings, Bitmaps'''		'''Path settings, Bitmaps'''
	:(Optional) The plugin is looking in this path for the flags to show in the status bar.		:(Optional) The plugin is looking in this path for the flags to show in the status bar.

			'''Note''': You can use Macros in the above three path settings, such as
			<nowiki>$(CODEBLOCKS)/share/codeblocks/SpellChecker</nowiki>.
			See [[Variable expansion]] for more details. This is quite convenient if you use portable C::B.

	==Dictionaries==		==Dictionaries==

Vodoomoth: /* Thesaurus files */ Spell-checking: changed "there" into "their"

2012-01-11T11:34:54Z

Thesaurus files: Spell-checking: changed "there" into "their"

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	Example: If the dictionary files (for one language) are "en_GB.aff" and "en_GB.dic" the files used for the thesaurus are "th_en_GB.idx" and "th_en_GB.dat".		Example: If the dictionary files (for one language) are "en_GB.aff" and "en_GB.dic" the files used for the thesaurus are "th_en_GB.idx" and "th_en_GB.dat".

	On my Linux system I found thesaurus files already installed in '''/usr/share/myspell/dicts''' and '''/usr/share/mythes'''. Again, don't move the files. Set the spell checker to use the files from ~~there~~ current location.		On my Linux system I found thesaurus files already installed in '''/usr/share/myspell/dicts''' and '''/usr/share/mythes'''. Again, don't move the files. Set the spell checker to use the files from their current location.

	==Bitmaps (flags)==		==Bitmaps (flags)==

Alpha: Added example.

2011-11-23T17:22:26Z

Added example.

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	The file '''OnlineSpellChecking.xml''' contains a list with indices of the styles to check. The indices differ for different programming-languages so the file contains a list for every programming-language. To add styles, look for the name of the programming-language and the indices in the corresponding [https://wiki.next.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Creating_a_custom_lexer_for_Code::Blocks_editor#Lexers '''lexer_XY.xml'''] file and add this information to the file OnlineSpellChecking.xml.		The file '''OnlineSpellChecking.xml''' contains a list with indices of the styles to check. The indices differ for different programming-languages so the file contains a list for every programming-language. To add styles, look for the name of the programming-language and the indices in the corresponding [https://wiki.next.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Creating_a_custom_lexer_for_Code::Blocks_editor#Lexers '''lexer_XY.xml'''] file and add this information to the file OnlineSpellChecking.xml.

			For example, to check the spelling of plain text (<tt>*.txt</tt>) files, add the line:
			<'''Language''' <span style="color:MidnightBlue">name</span>=<span style="color:Red">"Plain text"</span> <span style="color:MidnightBlue">index</span>=<span style="color:Red">"0"</span> '''/'''>

Alpha: Added usage tip.

2011-10-03T02:06:11Z

Added usage tip.

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	=Introduction=		=Introduction=
	A plugin to check the spelling of strings and comments. The spelling gets checked during typing. Additionally a thesaurus is provided.		A plugin to check the spelling of strings and comments. The spelling gets checked during typing. Additionally a thesaurus is provided. Both may be accessed on-demand by selecting the word in question, then choosing either ''Spelling...'' or ''Thesaurus...'' for the ''Edit'' menu (the operation can be bound to a hot-key via the [[Keyboard Shortcuts plugin]]).


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	Example: If the dictionary files (for one language) are "en_GB.aff" and "en_GB.dic" the files used for the thesaurus are "th_en_GB.idx" and "th_en_GB.dat".		Example: If the dictionary files (for one language) are "en_GB.aff" and "en_GB.dic" the files used for the thesaurus are "th_en_GB.idx" and "th_en_GB.dat".

	On my Linux system I found thesaurus files already installed in /usr/share/myspell/dicts and /usr/share/mythes. Again, don't move the files. Set the spell checker to use the files from there current location.		On my Linux system I found thesaurus files already installed in '''/usr/share/myspell/dicts''' and '''/usr/share/mythes'''. Again, don't move the files. Set the spell checker to use the files from there current location.

	==Bitmaps (flags)==		==Bitmaps (flags)==

BentFX at 05:55, 28 September 2011

2011-09-28T05:55:54Z

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	Copy the '''.aff''' file and the '''.dic''' file to the directory configured in 'Path settings, Dictionaries' (see above).		Copy the '''.aff''' file and the '''.dic''' file to the directory configured in 'Path settings, Dictionaries' (see above).

	If ~~your~~ running Linux you've probably already got compatible dictionaries installed. Look in '''/usr/share/hunspell''' or my choice is '''/usr/share/myspell/dicts'''. The reason I like the myspell files is they already include thesaurus files which are named correctly to work with the thesaurus, and everything is all in one location. Don't copy these files. Just point the spell checker to where the files are already located.		If you're running Linux you've probably already got compatible dictionaries installed. Look in '''/usr/share/hunspell''' or my choice is '''/usr/share/myspell/dicts'''. The reason I like the myspell files is they already include thesaurus files which are named correctly to work with the thesaurus, and everything is all in one location. Don't copy these files. Just point the spell checker to where the files are already located.

	I understand on Windows, Firefox and Thunderbird also install compatible dictionary files. These can be found in...		I understand on Windows, Firefox and Thunderbird also install compatible dictionary files. These can be found in...

BentFX at 05:54, 28 September 2011

2011-09-28T05:54:07Z

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	Copy the '''.aff''' file and the '''.dic''' file to the directory configured in 'Path settings, Dictionaries' (see above).		Copy the '''.aff''' file and the '''.dic''' file to the directory configured in 'Path settings, Dictionaries' (see above).

	~~I don't know about Windows, but if~~ your running Linux you've probably already got compatible dictionaries installed. Look in /usr/share/hunspell or my choice is /usr/share/myspell/dicts. The reason I like the myspell files is they already include thesaurus files which are named correctly to work with the thesaurus. Don't copy these files. Just point the spell checker to where the files are already located.		If your running Linux you've probably already got compatible dictionaries installed. Look in '''/usr/share/hunspell''' or my choice is '''/usr/share/myspell/dicts'''. The reason I like the myspell files is they already include thesaurus files which are named correctly to work with the thesaurus, and everything is all in one location. Don't copy these files. Just point the spell checker to where the files are already located.

			I understand on Windows, Firefox and Thunderbird also install compatible dictionary files. These can be found in...
			'''C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\dictionaries''' or '''C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\dictionaries'''

			The Google Chrome browser also installs dictionaries, but they are '''.bdic''' format and the Code::Blocks spell checker plugin will not work with them.

	==Thesaurus files==		==Thesaurus files==